Three-Digit by Two-Digit Multiplication
Ten stacked problems, three digits by two digits, with room for the two partial products.
Six two- and three-digit by one-digit problems split into tens and ones boxes. Find each part, then add the parts.
“Break the big number into hundreds, tens and ones. Multiply each part. Add the parts together.”
Ask kids to label each box with its place value before they multiply.
Kids who add instead of multiply when they are tired. Ask them to read the sign out loud.
Have kids write a story problem for one fact and draw the groups.
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Ten stacked problems, three digits by two digits, with room for the two partial products.
Ten numbers up to 60. Kids list every pair of factors, then say whether the number is prime or composite.
Thirty numbers from 2 to 99. Kids circle P for prime or C for composite and write one factor pair for each composite.
Six dot arrays. Kids count the rows and the dots in each row, then write the multiplication sentence.
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